Organisers: Sam Chow and Tobias Grafke

Additional colloquia, titles and abstracts will be added as details become available.

Colloquia take place on Friday afternoons at 4.00pm, currently in a hybrid format in B3.02 and on MS Teams. They are directed towards a general mathematical audience. In particular, one of the functions of these colloquia is to inform non-specialists and graduate students about recent trends, ideas and results in some area of mathematics, or a closely related field.

Autumn Term 2022/23

• 07 October 2022: Michela Ottobre (Heriot-Watt) Interacting Particle systems and (Stochastic) Partial Differential equations: modelling, analysis and computation
• 14 October 2022: David Rand (Warwick) An appreciation of Christopher Zeeman
• 21 October 2022: Pierre Raphael (Cambridge) Singularity formation for super critical waves
• 28 October 2022: Tom Gur (Warwick Computer Science) Quantum algorithms and additive combinatorics
• 4 November 2022: Giovanni Alberti (Pisa) Small sets in Geometric Measure Theory and Analysis
• 11 November 2022: Yan Fyodorov (King's College London) "Escaping the crowds": extreme values and outliers in rank-1 non-normal deformations of GUE/CUE
• 18 November 2022: Tim Austin (UCLA) Some recent developments around entropy in ergodic theory
• 25 November 2022: - cancelled -
• 2 December 2022: Tara Brendle (Glasgow) Twists and trivializations: encoding symmetries of manifolds
• 9 December 2022: John Baez (UC Riverside) Category Theory in Epidemiology

Spring Term 2022/23

• 13 January 2023: Tom Hudson (Warwick) Recent developments in the modelling and theory of crystalline defects
• 20 January 2023: Daniel Meyer (Liverpool) Fractal spheres, visual metrics, and rational maps
• 27 January 2023: Gianluca Crippa (Basel) Anomalous dissipation in fluid dynamics
• 3 February 2023: Asaf Karagila (Leeds) What, how, and why: A story of forcing
• 10 February 2023: Thomasina Ball (Warwick) —cancelled—
• 17 February 2023: Clinton Conley (Carnegie Mellon) Borel reducibility
• 24 February 2023: Steven Tobias (Leeds) "So Many DynamoS": Some interesting mathematical problems in dynamo theory
• 3 March 2023: Olivia Caramello (University of Insubria, Como) Grothendieck toposes as unifying 'bridges' in Mathematics
• 10 March 2023: Matej Balog (DeepMind London) Discovering faster matrix multiplication algorithms with reinforcement learning
• 17 March 2023: Catherine Powell (Manchester) The How and Why of Being Intrusive

Summer Term 2022/23

• 28 April 2023: Holly Krieger (Cambridge) A transcendental dynamical degree
• 5 May 2023: Eric Finster (Birmingham) Homotopy Theory and Constructive Mathematics
• 12 May 2023: Frances Kirwan (Oxford) 2-quivers and their representations
• 19 May 2023: Adam Thomas (Warwick) Small yet mighty matrices!
• 26 May 2023: Thomasina Ball (Warwick) Patterns in thin viscoplastic films
• 2 June 2023, Room B3.03: James Maynard (Oxford) Primes and patterns of zeros of the Riemann zeta function
• 9 June 2023: Julia Wolf (Cambridge) When is a mathematical object well-behaved?
• 16 June 2023: Gareth Tracey (Warwick) How many subgroups are there in a finite group?
• 23 June 2023: Joel Moreira (Warwick) Ergodic approaches to arithmetic Ramsey theory
• 30 June 2023: ~ Speaking with Style ~